Name: 03238 -- Reardon and O'Connor Families

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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. William Joseph O'Connor: Birth: 15 Apr 1915 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Death: 27 Apr 1980 in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona

  2. Marion Mary O'Connor: Birth: 14 Dec 1920 in Bronx, Bronx County, New York. Death: 25 Jun 2008 in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona

  3. Patricia Charlotte O'Connor: Birth: 17 Mar 1924 in Bronx County, New York. Death: 26 Dec 1926 in Bronx County, New York


Sources
1. Title:   1920 U.S. Federal Census for New York
Page:   Bronx, 9 Jan 1920, E.D. 228, sheet 16B, family 360, lines 98-100
2. Title:   1930 U.S. Federal Census, New York, Queens County
Page:   Little Neck, April 10, 1930, ED 41-919, SD 34, lines 56-59
3. Title:   World War I Draft Card
Page:   No. 2697, dated June 5, 1917
Author:   National Archives and Records Office
4. Title:   Birth Certificates. Department of Health, New York City, New York. FHL microfilm, . Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Page:   New York Birth Certificates, 26416 (1891), Daniel Connos; FHL microfilm 1,322,248.
5. Title:   Death Certificate for Daniel Thomas O'Connor
Publication:   Arizona State Department of Health, Division of Vital Records, P.O. Box 3887, Phoenix, AZ 85030
6. Title:   Birth Certificates. Department of Health, New York City, New York. FHL microfilm, . Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Page:   New York Birth Certificates, 26416 (1891), Daniel Connors; FHL microfilm 1,322,248.
7. Title:   Birth Certificates
Page:   Birth Certificate 3593 (1924), Patricia O'Connor
Author:   New York Department of Health
8. Title:   1925 state census, population schedule
Page:   College Point, p. 13, line 1, Daniel O'Connor; (www.ancestry.com : accessed 19 Jun 2012); citing New York Archives
Author:   New York, Queens
Publication:   Digital images. Ancestry Operations. \i Ancestry\i0 . www.ancestry.com : 2012
Link:   http://www.ancestry.com
9. Title:   Death Certificates
Page:   death certificate 9013 (1926), Charlotte O'Connor
Author:   New York Department of Health
10. Title:   1940 U.S. census, \i Ancestry\i0, Digital images
Page:   T627, College Point, enumeration district (ED) 41-495, sheet 11B, p. 5546 (stamped), household 222, Daniel T. O'Connor, accessed 21 Jun 2012
Author:   New York, Queens
Publication:   www.ancestry.com: National Archives and Records Administration, 2012
11. Title:   "World War II Draft." Database and images.
Page:   (www.familysearch.org : accessed 8 Nov 2010), Daniel Thomas O'Connor, Serial No. 278, Draft Board 67, New York City, New York; citing World War II Selective Service for men, age 45-64 (born 1877-1897), included in the fourth draft conducted on April 27, 1942.
Publication:   \i Family Search\i0 . www.familysearch.org : 2010.
Link:   http://www.familysearch.org
12. Title:   Marriage
Page:   (1914) marriage, issued March 13, 1914, Original
Author:   St. Cecilia Church (Brooklyn, New York, United States)

Notes
a. Note:   Daniel was born 7 months after his parents were married. At the time they listed 232 E. 108 Street Ny, Ny as their address.
  He is living with his mother in 1910 and his occupation is listed as a clerk in a meat market.
  The 1925 census states that he a railway starter.
  Was a railway starter for the 3 Avenue Railroad in New York according to the 1920 census. Residence 753 E. 165 Street, Bronx
  According to Marion O'Connor Reardon, Daniel left school at 11 when his father died and sold newspapers and shoveled coal to support family. His brother (Louis?) had a frail heart and Daniel took care of him.
  WWI draft registration card shows he was working as an inspector for the Union Railroad, 176th St and Boston Road, Bronx. He was described as tall, slender with red hair and blue eyes. He was living at 570 Union Avenue New York with his wife and child. Registered in the Bronx.
  Middle name is shown as Thomas on marriage certificate from church where married.
  1930 Census shows that the family is living 247-23 Northern Boulevard, Little Neck. Daniel's occupation is listed as chauffeur and he is unemployed.
  1940 census he was working as a freight agent for a trucking firm. This could very well have been how Marion eventually met Hugh Gillen.
  WWII draft registration card shows that he was 6' with red hair and blue eyes. He was working for New England Transportation Company, 108 Tenth Avenue, New York City.
  New England Transportation Co. was an important player in truck and bus transport in New England, and was owned by the NYNH&H.
  Buried in Section 525, Row 3, Grave 18 (Triple) with wife and daughter.
b. Note:   HI50
Note:   (Research):See attached sources.
c. Note:   NF14
Note:   According to Marion, Daniel and Mary celebrated 25 years of marriage and then separated around the time William (her brother) married Christine. Since William may have been 17? it could be anywhere from 1932 to 1939.

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